If you enjoy not-so-simple tales of mythical beings and talking animals, deadly dominant wizards and cheese-gobbling goblins, rapier-wielding rodents and long-slumbering monstrosities, Benjamin Wachs’ latest novel The Deeds of Pounce delivers. Even if that’s the kind of book you’d never read, or gave up on long ago, Pounce is essential reading for a winter’s eve or two. Because If Read More
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Wonder Jews and Poets: Jews and Poets Looking Forward. Be(a)ware. Wonder.
a version of this piece originally appeared in Winter/Spring 2015, in the extraordinary print magazine, House Organ, available for free from its editor Kenneth Warren. Who will stand up for the Jews and Poets among us? Please don’t get your ideas about Jews and Radicals and Secularists and Poets only from the people below. “Which Read More